My DS is a big gamer but more into things like Dark Souls etc but he decided I might like to join him and his friends playing Among us, it was hilarious, and I have become addicted. He videoed an edited version of the game, I don't think I did bad for my first attempt, really good for this socially distanced times when we cant see family, We used a group Zoom call to be able to discuss who we suspected of being the murderer.
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My First time playing Among Us
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Jenasaurus · 24/09/2020 13:02
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TheFormerPorpentinaScamander ·
02/11/2020 01:46
Its a firm favourite here. I often hear squeals of laughter and lots of protesting along the lines of "I'm not an imposter! I promise you I'm not" coming from DCs bedrooms when they play with friends
We play with family over zoom every few weeks too. My mum has almost got the hang of it 
But it is lots of fun!
TheFormerPorpentinaScamander ·
01/12/2020 15:58
I've just recently branched out into playing 'public' games with strangers. My word. They can get quite angry! I've just been called a fucking cunt because I politely declined to swap colours with someone 
I've also recently been voted off as imposter when I pointed out that the person they were accusing was dead. Apparently the only way I would know that would be if I killed them.
I've also been voted off for not talking enough ( I had nothing to say as hadn't seen anything) and also for talking too much.
I know that's the way the game goes, but it seems critical thinking is lacking in some games and people are quick to vote on one person's say so. Personally I like some evidence and for the accused to defend themselves so we don't vote off team mates!
Having seen the language that gets thrown about, some of which gets past the filter with clever spelling, I'm amazed that some of my friends allow their primary aged children to play!
Jenasaurus ·
20/12/2020 19:52
@TheFormerPorpentinaScamander
I've just recently branched out into playing 'public' games with strangers. My word. They can get quite angry! I've just been called a fucking cunt because I politely declined to swap colours with someone
I've also recently been voted off as imposter when I pointed out that the person they were accusing was dead. Apparently the only way I would know that would be if I killed them.
I've also been voted off for not talking enough ( I had nothing to say as hadn't seen anything) and also for talking too much.
I know that's the way the game goes, but it seems critical thinking is lacking in some games and people are quick to vote on one person's say so. Personally I like some evidence and for the accused to defend themselves so we don't vote off team mates!
Having seen the language that gets thrown about, some of which gets past the filter with clever spelling, I'm amazed that some of my friends allow their primary aged children to play!
I've also recently been voted off as imposter when I pointed out that the person they were accusing was dead. Apparently the only way I would know that would be if I killed them.
I've also been voted off for not talking enough ( I had nothing to say as hadn't seen anything) and also for talking too much.
I know that's the way the game goes, but it seems critical thinking is lacking in some games and people are quick to vote on one person's say so. Personally I like some evidence and for the accused to defend themselves so we don't vote off team mates!
Having seen the language that gets thrown about, some of which gets past the filter with clever spelling, I'm amazed that some of my friends allow their primary aged children to play!
Omg, the being voted off for pointing out the accused was dead, I get that. The worst one is when someone calls a meeting and says nothing, then get voted off and dont understand why
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